Sentence examples for were difficult to defend from inspiring English sources

Harald von Witzke, professor of International Agricultural Trade and Economic Development at Humboldt University of Berlin, said that the highest subsidies were difficult to defend.

The theatre commentator Terri Paddock, co-founder of the My Theatre Mates website, said the prices were difficult to defend, but that actors and directors needed and deserved the space of previews to make changes and get things right.

One is that the Baltic states are difficult to defend.

"They were physical and brought Crouch in, and it's difficult to defend.

"Since you don't know that it happened it will be difficult to defend.

McShane survived the first wave of Carlsen's assault, but his position was difficult to defend.

The city was difficult to defend and had only a small militia garrison.

(Just as it was difficult to defend the practices that led to New York's fiscal crisis).

"Frankly, it is an extreme measure that's difficult to defend," he said.

He added the charges would be difficult to defend because the story was written by Reuters reporters.

"Stoke changed their style today, it was Butland to Crouch so it was difficult to defend," he said.